Did Francisco Pizarro have a nickname?

Yes, Francisco Pizarro had a few nicknames, including "El Roto" ("The Torn") and "El Marqués" ("The Marquis"). "El Roto" was a reference to a wound he received during the conquest of Peru, while "El Marqués" was a title he was granted by the Spanish crown in recognition of his conquests.

What are arguments against war?

According to Professor article about the war in Iraq what policy-cycle mistake did Bush administration make?

Exercises on the formation of the Greek polis
question 1 (Vunesp-SP) The classical city-state seems to have been created in parallel by the Greeks and the Etruscans and/or Romans. In the case of the latter, the Greek influence was undeniable, although difficult to assess and measure. CARDOSO, Ciro Flamarion. The ancient city-state . 1985. Po
History Exercises on the Inconfidência Mineira - with feedback
Question 01 - UFPR 2008 - “Unbalanced hero, champion of freedom, loudmouth, brave, reckless, scapegoat, patron of the Republic [...]. The views on Tiradentes are as varied as the views on the Inconfidência Mineira, in particular, and on Brazils own past.”(Dossiê Tiradentes in Berlinda. In:Revista de
History Exercises on the June 2013 Journeys - with answer
Question 01 - UNESP - 2013 - On a day of greater mobilization, protests take more than 1 million people to the streets in Brazil More than 1 million people participated in protests in several cities in Brazil this Thursday [20.06.2013]. The protests took place in several capitals and hundreds of cit
Exercises on the Kennedy Era
question 1 The administration of the young US Democratic president John F. Kennedy was marked by numerous events of great media and political scope, whether in the US or in the rest of the world. Among these facts, it cannot be cited: a) the Bay of Pigs crisis in Cuba. b) the Vietnam War. c) the